Is now the time to explore some of your Big Dreams - the important ones, the ones you find hard to get to, let alone accomplish? The Trailblazer Workshop should turn much of what you’ve learned about goal setting and accomplishment on its head. This fall season, my intention is for this to be the key that will unlock a lot of your potential for you. Here’s some of what you’ll get!
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•Learn the Do Nothing rule: The most powerful tool you’ll ever use!
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•An understanding of the Tuning Fork Principle, and how it works for you.
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•A demonstration of why fear and desire keep you stuck, and how to walk away from these stalemates long enough to let change happen.
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•Learn that you can work on small goals, but you must let Big Goals work on YOU.
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•Meet your new teacher. The wisdom, strength, and spiritual growth required to realize a dream can be learned from the one source we never think of - the dream itself. Let IT show you the way!
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•Find the GOAL NUGGETS! - the underlying (and usually hidden) feelings we are aiming for with our goals.
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•Learn about the safety mechanism that is built into the Law of Attraction, and why it may be frustrating you.
Working towards your dreams is, in my opinion the most direct route towards spiritual growth. You sense things you want to have, feel, accomplish. Everyone does. Is it because we’re greedy, maybe unsatisfied? Rubbish. We have dreams because we can sense our own potential, and have a natural urge to grow with this potential. No more than a tree can or wants to stop growing, we can’t either. We have personal, material, physical, mental, global, and spiritual dreams - and they are all our bodies sensing the potential we are able to grow into.
Does a tree need a reason to grow? Nope. Neither do you. Grow because it is an expression of life itself - and your Big Dreams can give you direction, passion, and a very deep experience of what you are actually capable of, and how good it feels to touch that sometimes.
Welcome to the Big Dream Trailblazer. I hope you like it.
Regards,
Alex Baisley